Throwing Yourself Over and Over Again Into the Tumult of the World
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Should You Be Trapped in a Windless Land is the fourth and final function of Venti'southward Story Quest Carmen Dei Chapter: Human activity I - Should Y'all Be Trapped in a Windless Land.
Steps
- Look for night to autumn (18:00 - 23:00)
- Head to the Affections's Share
- You can accommodate the fourth dimension through Paimon's Card.
- Sit down behind Stanley
- Try to make conversation with Stanley
- Head to the "usual place"
- Head to the Anemo God Statue. Venti will exist sitting on the statue's easily.
Idle Quotes
- "Stanley... Stanley..." (-Stanley)
- "Stanley, what should I exercise..." (-Stanley)
Dialogue
- (Talk to Diluc earlier budgeted Stanley)
- Diluc: You know, I'yard glad I actually had the take a chance to come down here today.
- Diluc: The tavern isn't overcrowded, and I couldn't be in a better mood.
- (Upon budgeted Stanley)
- Stanley: Tell me, Stanley... Tell me what should I do...?
- Paimon: Huh? Why does he keep repeating his ain name?
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He's hiding something. - Paimon: Could in that location be another person called Stanley?
- There'southward some other Stanley.
- Venti: Surely non. Fifty-fifty I've never heard tell of a 2nd Stanley.
- Stanley: *sobs* Oh, Stanley...
- Stanley: It should have been me! I should have been the one to die in the Mare Jivari that twenty-four hour period... Why won't your spirit come and stop me from using your name? Why, Stanley, why?
- Stanley: If just you hadn't had to save a rookie like me, you would accept never died in that windless corner of the world...
- Stanley: You were a renowned adventurer, destined to become a legend one 24-hour interval... But now... that'll never happen, because your life was cut short— and all considering of a worthless tag-along...
- Paimon: Uhh... Does anyone get what's going on here?
- Venti: ...I retrieve our friend really did brand it to the Mare Jivari. And I call up the tragedy he encountered there was existent, too.
- Venti: But, the real charlatan, the real Stanley — that was his partner. Not him.
- Venti: The existent Stanley is the one who died to save our "Stanley."
- Paimon: Expect... Then the simply reason our Stanley is called Stanley in the commencement place is because he stole the other Stanley'southward name?
- Venti: I fearfulness that may be the case.
- Stanley: Stanley, for and so many years I've lived in fear... fear that Mondstadt will forget all about you... So I tell your adventure stories at every opportunity...
- Stanley: Mondstadt must recollect: Stanley reached the centre of the Mare Jivari... He's the greatest adventurer there ever was, and he lives on!
- Stanley: Stanley will never die, because I am Stanley! I... am Stanley...
- Stanley: I'm sorry, Stanley... I'm getting too erstwhile... now...
- Stanley: *sigh*
- Stanley: Are y'all guys planning on eavesdropping much longer?
- Paimon: Yikes! We're disrepair!
He's hiding something. - (Talk to Stanley)
- Stanley: Go away. Relieve your questions, merely leave me in peace!
- Paimon: But...
- Stanley: Get out, now! Don't make me tell you over again!
- (Jack arrives)
- Jack: Honorary Knight! Venti! And Paimon! I'm then glad you lot guys are here.
- Jack: I've been looking for you lot everywhere! I wanted to thank y'all again for helping me find the sword and shield. My parents are finally supporting me!
- Venti: Oh? Really?
- Jack: Yeah, really! They fifty-fifty said they're gonna pay for someone to set up up the Sword of Vivid Valor and Shield of Magnificent Laurels for me, and so I can have them out on the route.
- Venti: That's wonderful. So, Jack, is this the part where you bid farewell to Mondstadt and set off on your intrepid trip traversing Teyvat?
- Jack: No, non nonetheless. I yet don't have what it takes to go too far from domicile just yet.
- Jack: Also, I'm sure Stanley still has a few stories left to tell. Hehe... They're what inspired me to become an adventurer in the get-go place.
- Jack: Stanley... Oh, you're drunk once more...
- Jack: Encounter you tomorrow, then. Subsequently your hangover wears off, possibly y'all can tell me some more of your stories?
- (Jack leaves the tavern)
- Venti: Stanley's really fond of that kid, don't you recall?
- Stanley: *hic* Jack? Jack!
- Venti: Jack left.
- Stanley: Oh, I see... Well, thank you for not telling him about my cloak-and-dagger.
- Venti: Eh? Of a sudden you're facing the facts? That isn't like you...
- Stanley: Only now... I couldn't bear to look at him. His charlatan's spirit is so pure... unblemished...
- Stanley: I'm but a weary former feckless fraud, but that kid is a brand-new shining star, total of potential... I cannot allow his dreams to exist crushed.
- Paimon: Y'all're not a total fraud... Stanley's adventure stories and experiences — they're all true, aren't they?
- Stanley: Stories... Experiences... What's the point of them anymore?
- Stanley: To be honest, my memories of adventuring, and of Stanley... they're hazy, these days.
- Stanley: That'southward my biggest clandestine of all. And my biggest fear.
- Stanley: All these years, I've been livin' to tell his story. But his personality, and the details of his life, I don't remember them clearly anymore. Ah-ha...
- Stanley: But the i thing I tin can never forget... is that he died in a windless land, where his spirit can never be recovered!
- His whole life, he'due south been drowning in guilt...
- All that remains is his imaginary friend...
- Venti: Exactly... Fifty-fifty in his retentivity, the real Stanley isn't the living, breathing friend he knew at all.
- Venti: Instead, he's become fixed on the image of him as that battle-scarred warrior... and that prototype had held him convict his unabridged life.
- Stanley: I'thousand too former... I never allow get, but still and then much has slipped abroad...
- Stanley: I'g completely and utterly worthless!
- Stanley: No adventurer should have to go that manner... No charlatan e'er...
- (An animated cutscene begins)
- Venti: Hans Archibald?
- Stanley: My true name... How did you know?
- (Venti summons a breeze)
- Stanley: The air current...
- Stanley: I can hear the wind blowing in the Mare Jivari...
- (Venti shows himself as Barbatos to Stanley)
- Stanley: I always believed... you lot existed...
- Venti: Will you manus me your old friend's spirit?
- (Stanley takes Venti's paw and the spirit of Stanley finally goes in peace)
- Stanley: I... I can't believe it...
- Stanley: Thanks all! And thanks, Lord Barbatos...
- Stanley: I'm distressing, it's going to take me some time to at-home back down...
- Stanley: But I think that... I'm going to be okay...
- (Stanley leaves)
- Venti: Ah, wonderful! Stanley reconnected with his true self, and Jack tin finally go his own way.
- Venti: This calls for a celebration! And by celebration, I do of form hateful cooler!
- Paimon: And by cooler, you mean you lot're not leaving this tavern till you lot're as well drunkard to walk, correct?
- Venti: Haha, no, the vino here's too expensive. Jack still owes me some wine though — he promised me a rare vintage in commutation for helping him out, recall?
- Venti: I'll head off to fetch the wine. See yous shortly, let'south see at the usual place !
- Paimon: Huh? Where's that supposed to be? Why has Paimon never heard of it? Hey, Tone-Deaf Bard!
- It's everyone's guess.
- I think I know where... possibly.
- Okay, see you in that location!
- Paimon: Hey!
- (Talk to Diluc after Stanley reveals his secret)
- Diluc: Stanley...
- Diluc: So many years after the fact, it's non even his friend himself that holds him back anymore.
- Diluc: But I for one am confident that the people of Mondstadt volition not forget his friend's story.
- (Talk to Venti)
- Venti: You made information technology... finally.
- Paimon: Only tell us where you mean next fourth dimension, okay!? We looked everywhere!
- Paimon: And then. Did yous at to the lowest degree manage to detect your wine?
- Venti: Aye! Well, sort of... Jack made it out to exist a rare, collector'due south edition vintage...
- Venti: ...when actually, information technology's just a one-half bottle of regular cider.
- Venti: Ah, this takes me dorsum.
- Venti: The first time I saw this view, I hadn't fifty-fifty taken on this form yet.
- ...What?
- Venti: Information technology was about twenty-six hundred years agone, before the world had come up under the dominion of The 7.
- Venti: At that time, Old Mondstadt was ruled past a tyrant, who sealed off the city's perimeter with a ferocious hurricane. Even the birds couldn't arrive or out.
- Paimon: One-time Mondstadt? Oh, Paimon remembers — nowadays information technology's known as Stormterror's Lair, right? You mentioned it earlier!
- Venti: That's correct. The tyrant of the winds who once ruled from that belfry was Decarabian, God of Storms.
- Venti: Back then, I was simply a wisp among the thousand winds. I wasn't a god of anything — I didn't even take a human form...
- Venti: I was just a tiny elemental being who lived in the wind, a gentle breeze bringing subtle changes for the ameliorate, or tiny seeds of hope.
- Paimon: A tiny elemental being? Without a man form? Venti... practise you mean you used to look unlike than you exercise now?
- Venti: Yes. My current form is not and so different from the state of affairs with fake Stanley... I took the class of a friend.
- (Venti tells his story)
- In One-time Mondstadt transpired the story to be told,
- Where a tyrant ruled, I met a boy, not that old.
- The lyre he played, and for a vocal he sought,
- But tempest-walls blocked blue sky — he was sincerely distraught.
- "I practise and so wish to see the birds in flight"
- Said he, his strong eyes filling with calorie-free.
- But his voice was lost in the howling wind's churn.
- For the whirlwind takes, and gives null in return.
- The true sky, and songs that cageless soar...
- Were they not wishes worth fighting for?
- So the boy turned, extending his hand:
- "Allow us cast down the tyrant and his walls from this land."
- The young boy raised then the flag of revolt,
- And I threw myself into liberty's tumult.
- Victorious were we who fought to be free.
- Gods roughshod, winds whipped, nations shook violently.
- In the smoke, a despot met his doom,
- And we watched as his great belfry fell none too soon.
- Mondstadt began anew, the story passed down—
- And since then never has another worn its crown.
- (Venti finishes telling his story)
- Paimon: So and then what?
- Paimon: What happened to your friend?
- (Same state of affairs equally with Stanley's friend...)
- Venti: Say, Paimon, do you lot wish to hear the adjacent part of the story?
- Paimon: Yes, of course! The suspense is killing Paimon!
- Paimon, go pick united states a couple of apples.
- Paimon: Now's the fourth dimension you suddenly go a craving for apples? Really?
- Paimon, could yous fetch the states some meat or fish?
- Paimon: But Venti's telling his story! What makes you suddenly wanna have a meat banquet!?
- Venti: Hahaha, getting a little craving or something...
- Oh, and so craving.
- Paimon: Huh! Paimon's had it upward to here with y'all!
- (Venti and the Traveler go on talking after Paimon leaves)
- Venti: Ah... Yous know, you're so smart it nearly makes me uncomfortable sometimes...
- Venti: Merely and then, perhaps it's right that truthful friends can tell what the other is thinking.
- Venti: A refreshing drink, a gentle breeze... Moments like this always take me dorsum...
- Venti: Dorsum to a song that I starting time heard from him...
- I'thousand listening.
- (Venti recites)
- Fly, fly away.
- Like a bird in the sky.
- See the earth on my behalf...
- To the heavens may y'all fly...
- (Talk to Venti again)
- (Quietly gazes at Venti): (The light-green-clad figure is uncharacteristically silent.)
- (Quietly gazes at Venti): (Sometimes even the lissome current of air grows heavy in its grief... Simply non that mortals could ever see a moment oh so brief.)
Media
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Trivia
- The usual music that plays in the tavern will change for the duration of the quest.
Change History
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